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Authorities in major U.S. cities are increasing transit security after the deadly attacks on London's transit system.
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Transit Vote 2002, a coalition of national unions, environmental organizations and transit associations, will register transit riders at transit hubs, transfer stations, bus stops and ticket offices in 11 states.
Read More →Bus operations will continue with regular service while a vote by the full union membership is scheduled for Thursday. Both parties have been in contract negotiations throughout the summer and fall.
Read More →Gulf Coast storm one of world's costliest disasters ever.
Read More →The linchpin to the area’s transportation strategy is a 20-mile light rail line called METRO that will connect Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa when it opens for service in December 2008.
Read More →After 45 years, APTA returns to Chicago with a focus on next-generation fleets, AI, connected transit networks, and the funding strategies shaping public transportation’s future.
Read More →Under FTA rules, transit agencies cannot engage in bus operations that are exclusively for the transportation of students and thereby compete with school bus contractors.
Read More →New York City Transit and Milwaukee County Transit System are two of the first public transportation authorities to increase revenue by selling used vehicles and equipment to buyers on the Internet.
Read More →Operational assets of Coach USA's transit division will be purchased for $22.5 million.
Read More →Triangle Transit and GoTriangle have been honored with three national transit awards for the video “#flipfortransit.” “#flipfortransit” was released in September 2012, after seeing four athletes that used free running and parkour on the North Carolina State University campus. They were filmed using public transit to get around Chapel Hill, Durham and Raleigh.
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